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Daily Republican., 1887-03-01

IT SEEMS like q terrible thing 10
hang a woman, but then the M urd CT
for which Mrs. Druse's life was legal y
taken yesterday In Now York was a
terrible crime. 1t Is hard TO conceive
of such q ,ndish no slightly as ootuated
this woman while she cus her husband
il plecss and burnt them In stove
Murder IL murder by whousoever com.
United, whether man or woman, and
all should sutfsr tas same punishment.
Governor BIZ exhibited considerable
firnness when lie refused to Interfere
with tie senten 80 of the Court.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-01

THE TOWN OF Dover, our own State
Ga p!tal, an exchange Gays, wants q
market house, and the street market
which has had . brief and troubled ex.
istence has disappeared.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-01

TIE PHILADELPHIA RECORD calls
Mt ention 10 tho faat thas the old story
that We spepd $3.50, Oo0, 600 yaar for in.
tox!o asing drink Is ling tie rounds.
1t says half taat som is probably too
high an estims g. Eoboay seems 10
know how or whare these figures hal
thelr OF gin. Some en bR4iasio erobi-
bitioria, Sc; them 9f1s5 s0ne d zar
years ago at hap asz4rd, and ss saey
looked vary formidable Ehey ware al
ono6 adopted aud have asel doing e6ec-
tive duty ever since.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-01

4 COMMITTEE FROM the Bosrd Of
E1aeaticp, aud ~ her from tho G ~
Couucii, bSv9 'oa he'd elbo-s to-day,
and have bera visiting nuns her & our
public schools. Tdoss liner b zpgs Of
courtesieJ and visits 10 our eda1stlonsi
institutions kro steps s. shs right dirsc.
tion.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-01

L w. StidhAm & Son sold for Mr..
z Finn, Jr., horses from 800 to $3.50
on Monday, February %, at Newport.
They also sold lot OF cows for Il. L.
Ronerts, the same day, from $50 to $50
ST Chester. They have q large sale to-
day in 81. Georges Hundred
Daily Republican., 1887-03-01

00e4SAASs
And there's more than
the variety to attract. BY 4
happyIchance we can offer
of the richest as well as the
cheapest-particularly in the
smaller sizes-at prices as
low as any made during the
January sale. You'll see
something Of this In the Ar
cade exhibit; you'll see
much more as you 60 about
|up stairs.
The cloth covers are old
favorites. They now come
with variegated silk en-
broidered borders. Tasteful
and bright. they give an air
Of comfort and well being
to the plainest home. 4 4
to 8xI2; IS cents to $I2.
You know what the trou-
bic used to be with Jute
covers; they cut at the
creases-material too stiff to
fold well. Ingenious Belgians
got around It by making
the warp of cotton. Good
Qualities OF both fibres show
lin the fabric-all the lustre
land raw silk seeming of the
lutte; all the softness of the
cotton. Holds color well,
land rich color too-blue
land gold, red and gold, gar
net and gold, light and dark
olive. "A to ska; 81 to
ls3.25. A serviceable, salts
factory cover.
So is one of China grass.
Softer than jute and just as
silky to the eye. Holds it's
lustre through thick and
thin and like jute is a favor
lite for summer use--so cool
to look at. so easy to keep
clean. Tapestry effects in
red, olive, green and brown.
A to 8x10; 81 to 81.
I The Vienna Chenilles you
may have known as "Turko-
mans." They are here in
great variety. 4 4 to Sx12
$3.50 to So.
An objection to plush
covers is the tendency which
the nap has to mat or Aatter
. under pressure. If q heav,
, article is put on such a cove:
!. its impress may remain
, That's one reason why Jut'
Z Velour finds 80 much favor
1t has the liked plush effec
!, and the nap is stiff ant
springy. Very pretty, too
Embroidered with or withou
t tinsel and with plain or fig
; ured centres. Olive, blue
gold or garnet predomina
: ting. Warm as well a
, cheerful. A to Sx12; S.
to SIS.
= The Tapestries need nj
. more than mention. You
; know them if you know thu
! Table Cover world at all
; Subdued colors yet rich
i colors you never tire Of, tina
q grow on you from month t.
It month, from year to yea,
n Firmly woven; substantial,
3 The Petit Points come i
d bewildering variety. A t
!, lSxlO; 81 to $40. The fin
i French Silk Tapestries, wit
.e a finish like cashmere an
with interviewer tinsel, 8.
i, and 8x12 only. $40 to 81:
rs Move among them al
n, Look, touch, ask question
n Second floor, north of Transept.
le 10S shades of Surah
y SII5. These are the doubl.
g twill, the best made.
West Transept.
% You may buy "cheape,
:. shoes that we sell, but ca
s. you anywhere else buy S
10 good shoes for so little
the youths sewe
IWaukenphasts, sizes II to
eboos for ,,,oos ,pd oor
Daily Republican., 1887-03-01
rup."hp NRsl
THE srn DAY on s'

49, ''Vh, 4.
WORK or driving ho....'l
some and pr mi,inv In = Y
eoming iyesrs Old. ~
ing syeats old. bo,b ~.
owned by DR.. Harver n M
go'd cows. some Ky
others springing. S,ho w
= mammoth bronze tggssn
hen. pair OF guinea
fAKMtNs INpI'rur,~
morse cart, mower ana .'
born. reaper and binIe, "
ons-h Jrse ailwas na.s.
~ new, suitable fjr chu,,.
enc win separator. ,o.A
syracuse pillow hin "A.
piow, I double and / ,ia,,,
sculuvators. grlndstSa, 1.
fork. ilo feet 'froie.ss
forks, hos $ wlieelbarrs,
bell. double aud slrrl, I.
gr Ain or de, hay rlgs,s,
insttock pick, wagsn M.
ness. feed chest, Z h,t :.
other bagr. hay knlfs. ~
born, sspfing dea bon r.
away carrriage, sleigh WI
carrisse POI Jack scr,. =
the bush !. and MN, ~
. erOus 10 mcD inr.
DAIRY FIXTURES In
or. In good or,ler, rap,fi,iv
large hnfn, Tor hand M
. m K csns ! bu ter tai M
small butter tub. snal mi
hDU7FtiNIlD GDOle n
fri. rnior, bedsbeadA :lrs
: TERMS; Ailsun, 40
!, over hat ~ 1untaeisdsf
ing . bauksblr note vllsr
scr, Interest YIN da.s;im
TlOmN nf.nLiu A..
Daily Republican., 1887-03-01
COME THIS WEEK
YOU CAN BUY

te-cent baby button shoes for $50.
eo-oent babys kid and pebble button
shoes 40s.
90 cent bAby's kid and pebble button shoel
800.
7tcent childrens pebble, spring heel, bu.
tens, 500.
500 Oh ildrens pebble and kid, spring
heel buttons, 76c.
si.it.children's pebble button with heel
81 2b m isses pebble button, sizes IL to IL
u 90. Good for school or ether purposes
easy fitting, durable, and you will be sur
prised when you SEQ them.
Our own gsod make misses pebble button
school shoe, sizes IL to q comint n sense nee
Az toe and every pair warranted, only 81. rs
Misses fine pebble button, II 70 y. only
u. 50 neat fitting, stylish; we worth q ob
Boys gooA working shoes, l TO ., for 81. 20
Boys gsod dress shoes, hook, lace and
button roe va lue 80; our price, si.26.
Little boys button, extra high cut, sizes
II to 2; anywhere else would cost ron IVA
our price 81 90.
JOB lot mems hook lace, sells everywhere
for $l.b0; We will sell you for q Is.
small lot mems hook lace waterproof
shoes, regular price t2 so, our price, ais,
Men g button gators, worth 81 30 for q 60
yen ts hne CALI CATERS, machine Sc we'd
ana hand sewod. The quality ia away Ut
snd our prices way down-lower than eyef
before for same quality.
THE FAMILY SHOE HOUSE.
no. 9oe MARKET STREET.
WILMINGTON.
WIN. Il. BABC0CK.
mott
Daily Republican., 1887-03-01
From IO2 East sth street.

we are lust slSugnteiing goods. Our
etook is all Trash and Of the finest quality.
We nave had otiers time and again from
whoieSale aouses for ell our cspned goods
no prom g INT We would rather let our cus-
sonefs haYo tha benefit of this sale. Those
frenon prune6 are the finest We ever sold.
our tea, Win imp5rted bowl, is 3 great bar.
shIh AZ ~ eents pound; It ia almost gone.
a posn1 OF toa with 3 lovely cup and saucer
y gong hst. Have you tried iysriono, and
. s9ln sii or spoon with every psckAgef we
quo geo packages to-day. Try 1t, We will
nave 20 Get car I'm Dense stock we'll throu h
ptiofe the 18th Of March. Come and help
Yourself and us oy buying 3 good lot while
No are selling ch0ap, at A
i2a- e,4 Il. nj. WILLY
Daily Republican., 1887-03-01
BEE HIVE"
3oo Market Street.

We are making special Offering of
Handkerchiefs for cents each; Is differ
ent patterns. Some are linen, some are
cotton, some are plain, some are fancy
bordered-all at special price for this
sale. The choicest and cheapest
line at 12X cents each we ever saw
fancy or plain. Some of them have the
appearance of SO cent goods. Our line
of 25-cent ones are beauties. We have a
few dozen that were tumbled In showing,
to be sold at half price-goods worth
from 90 cents to $1.00. Fine goods.
A Small lot of Turkish Suitings in
short lengths. just the thing for chill
dren's dresses or comb ination suits
copied from French goods worth rs cents.
Price for the short lengths, 16 cents q
yard. You ought to see them.
We have in stock over 40 different pat
terms of Plaid Nainsooks and Cambrice
from 81 cents yard up to 81 cents;
prices and styles enough to suit you all.
Special prices in Torchon Lace and
Hamburgs to trim the same.
That big lot Of 15c. dress goods, which
so many have taken advantage of, are
most all sold; they will not last but a few
days more; do not walt until 1t is too late,
Russell, Missimer&Co
Successors Of =. L, RUSSELL
Daily Republican., 1887-03-01
ipUbLIM

Househ0la snc kifcasxHs
Shiploy street, Nili1ms
Wejnssdsy, Msr:h !, ~
m the foilos'ns sooa
out reserve, inclIdiis a.
tiquo furniture, Viz ~
mSt.resses, eG,enf ".
sideooaid. phrlo' AIN
curtains, carpets, fs'ffs
ware, k.t'hen a:sa,A y
Terms cash. jos. 1. w
9i3 marset street, Ass'iss
Daily Republican., 1887-03-01

PU Bio sALLv,,'
ks.!pSs.slie ,sls % ,as.H9l
eiAss'n. on the P.,v1C|
TUESDAY, ny
:. ii e'elosl ~
0of them Vii, =. ail4o
vs sasni su lnIlsu.,,. n
. .sxSs' . Ss, BED. ! ~ !, \
NJ = Jingle trses, i So,s... ,,s'
srsss drill. in v ~ soe:m
|plows harToWs, en- ~,
corr ahe'l hu,' ;,,; y.
brides: caliarS, o, .sa Y
yosss, FORKS, ,hoy.,, iSa., l
scytnoe, grindstope /, asiR
onias. suseis. i ia. .psa I
ssAe ,.n. grinder, / l.r,iI ss !
s = nsirs Of andircn, s. ,NI
and good scaidlnr II. 90 /
Ing o, I'd. order, ssir sssi,,i \.
Dairy fx.urer -
e 2, esm kettles, milt ~, We
,ss OF grain and ~, Y. Y
me MEASURE A. 2 hsli.ps,s' -, ~, =
49, Is. hAilrost w, ~
arm isrm. I an obliged i. IN ~
ton; Terut: All ~ g
me over = credit Of /, I %., Y
" the purchaser r,,' .Aal
s ~,,n approved stdsrss, I
'i0m asy "a sale, OF 4 y, l,
L. W. stidnam / Son. 1
Daily Republican., 1887-03-01

GALE or 3r9 k.. ~
- sold 1T puzzle s a:ss|
denoe of " n. 5. ~
Bootn 5 Corner, peliFana
MONDAY, AAsV'1
80 mech cons AMI Fp'ia. !,
and q 10; OF small -
direct rom Cunoshs;.. ~
has been Carefully wv"
four months credii. ,,r,I
A ~. Sharpiess. asa
Daily Republican., 1887-03-01

Entire stock ard IN \ y
grocery store, inalrtfs W.
goods, 2 refr seIatOt. -, y.
lestes cans, agnlng ~
box, and all ono y,
nrlst class FrooeiJ ss't ~
cigars. Lon I 'sFss|"
Daily Republican., 1887-03-01

A UOT1ON 3ALE-tA1
"a public sSle 81 ~
aud Ta.na Il streel
ThU-ES DAY slW|
uM4xtlL
Daily Republican., 1887-03-01

| made.
q! to u,
tires,
land
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Daily Republican., 1887-03-01
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Daily Republican., 1887-03-01

PUBLIO SALE m,
property. n. NJ
MrminE will sell Al y. t H.
near Brandywine sb Sqloiss
outnr without reserve
ON Wynx,
Daily Republican., 1887-03-01

EOR RENT-CORNER STORE PROP
- erty; good location. Apply to ROB
lNSON, Room 2. Every Evening building
il0-tf
Daily Republican., 1887-03-01

NOR RENT-A FARM IN BRANDY
q vino Hundred. mile from city, So
acres; will rent low TO good tenant. Apply
fl9.lm-eod
Daily Republican., 1887-03-01

NOR RENT-2i aud Sd floor, i0x4o feet
~ III Shipley st. Apply At office Of q. w
SPIOER. f2s-6ts
Daily Republican., 1887-03-01

NOR RENT-THE DWELLING OF 7ia
IL Market street, 8 or rooms with bath,
BY J.AU9USTUS MOCAULLEY, o0o Mar.
ket street. fl-tf
Daily Republican., 1887-03-01

NOR kERT-GOOD eROOMED HOUSE
- for %, and larger one with bath for
10. Apply to W. J. FISHER, elbH Market
bueet. nl0-u
Daily Republican., 1887-03-01

ErOR RENTED, Sd and 4TH FLOORl
II McCulloush building, Fifth and wal
nut street. Apply to Z. PENNINGTON
No. 9 East 8th street. i2o-lm
Daily Republican., 1887-03-01

NOR RENT-STORE NO. a.! MARKET
= street. Possession March as Inquire
OF kENNARD l. CO., 623 M arket st. f2su
Daily Republican., 1887-03-01

!
|bunt,
lbies,
|lte II
ain.
|const.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-01


Ier at
sinesi
)entir
p " II
Daily Republican., 1887-03-01

OSOa RENT-THE md, ard AND 9th
y floors and basement Of building, 10a
Market street; suitable for . Night manu-.
factufiDg business or photographer. In.
Qutre at 703 Market street. 1l2.u
Daily Republican., 1887-03-01


Erect;
| INKS
Daily Republican., 1887-03-01

NOR RENT-DwELLlNG HOU SES ,eol
II and s08 Delaware avenue, IL rooms,
y 18th all conveu iences. Apply to M. T..
POOLE, 6l4k Market street f2o-tf
Daily Republican., 1887-03-01

NOR RENT - THIS STORE AMI
Il dwelling, No. 702 King street. There
are rooms beside tho store. 1t Is suitable
for milliner or trimmings. Apply ct 7o<
King street, or address BENZ. fOOTE,
fA-6.s stanton, Del
Daily Republican., 1887-03-01

a leo
/
|pey, Al
MIMI
| m TX.
J tth q
Daily Republican., 1887-03-01

EOk RENT-DWELLIN9 8o7 WASH
e ington street; 8 rooms, hot and cold
water, bath, water closet, and heater In eel.
lar. Inquire On the premises. f2s.tf
Daily Republican., 1887-03-01

INOR RENT-AN HROOMED HOUSE,
IL with acres Of good trucking land;
large barn, good water; situated on Front
street between WoodIawn avenue and Rod.
man street. Apply st x2s King street, or at
the premises. j2o-u
Daily Republican., 1887-03-01

IyOk RENT-A TRUCK FARM OF Z
Il acres, on the Kennett pike, near Damp
BELLS shop, with good buildings and plenty
OF mutt. Apply TO Thomas Il. Lally, 800
Market street. cSlet
Daily Republican., 1887-03-01

ROR RENT-A DESIRABLE BOARD
II ing house; possession on the 26th Of
March. The house 10 doing . good business
and Is in convenient locality ior boarders.
Apply at 402 Wet Front street. f2s-att
Daily Republican., 1887-03-01

UOR PENTHOUSE AND STABLES,
Z with acres Of ground, near Whining.
ton, fronting on the Kennett pike and the
city railway. Inquire Of ELI Nichols, Cen
tresille. Lei., or Geo. Il. Townsend, on
Market street. flb-t
Daily Republican., 1887-03-01

NOR RENT-2 OFFICE ROOMS, AT
q No. ID Market street, End floor. good
bic parties need apply. John X Hudson 4
Co., 202 East lth street. fl8lN
Daily Republican., 1887-03-01

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THE OLD WORLD.

Whiteley's enormous drapery and
general stores and warehouses in West
bourne Grove and Queens road, Padding
ton, London, We're partially destroyed by
FIRE SATURDAY. evening. The pecuuie dam
ace Is placed at si,20O9j. II is - iiesed
that here was no insurance o. tteo operty.
This circumstance is said to oe due 10 the
occurrence of previous suspicious fires IA
the establishments owned 10y the firm. a
dreadful 8ceident occurred while the fine
was ia progress. SeVeral Of the Nhiteley $,
employees, and a score of hiemen we.e eros
ing "A traii BRIDGE which connected one of
the burning buildings with another. When
the structure collapsed and tire " the oc-
cupants down into the s1.eet. distance of
fifty feet. Three of Che employees aud two
firemen were killed outright All the Others
received terrible iniu' les, some of which, it
is thought, will prove fa,,.'.
The Gladstonian. arc gaining some
notable victories IN the parliamentary
elections, aud among them is the return of
Sir George Otto Tievlyun nom the Bridge
ton division of Glasgow ; GEORGE in a
speech, said that his victory made It next
TO impossible for the government TO pro-
claim the National league. The election,
he declared, largely settled The Irish
question Hencefortn helapd must he
treated in a spirit Of tonCiGa.On, kindness
and confidence.
The st. Petersburg Bourse Gazette
states that the clause in the recent imperial
ukase ordering the removal of foreigners
| from their positions in private comme cal
house., will he suspended UNI IT is decided
whether such removals wdl benefit home
| industries. The provincial governors have
been instructed 10 urge foreigners TO be
come natuIali1ed.
Advices from London of Friday say
\ that fully 1000 engineers aud fireman EN-
/ ployed 10y the Midland railroad are ou d
strike and the dtsafection is spreading
/ Freight tiaftic is almost suspended.
A Dispatch from Paris says ,hat he
police seized all the copies of the New Yorl
Herald of July II, at that papers bureau il
/ Paris. containing the words and music o
the ''Boulauger March. ?
The Mediterranean ports have
established a quarantine against all arrival,
/ flom Malta owing to the cholera at thai
/ place.
Thirty-eieht Frepchmen elI love,
on the railroad aud residing at Avricourt
Germany, have been expelled.
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Tho sparrow a. a TabIe Bird.

Sparrows are being properly appreci-
ated. Hundreds of tben are now
caught by enteIp,i-ing pco'Ie for sale
10 certain restaurants where reed
birds are in denauG A German woman
on Third aveDre has three traps set
every day, and she catches probably
seventy-fNe . wcei, They are cooks
and served To her boar,Iers the same as
reed birds. and are declared quite ae
great a delicacy This German goran
5d~tes them. leaving the little woo6e \
sLewer in the bird when served.
They are cooked with bit of bacon.
S1e temptS them with oats. and aGef
me catch sprin6les oaten meal in he
back ward also. and thereby faue"S
the free birds. The females aIe Re
choice meat. The males can be told rs
the circle of white feathers at tine ~ q !.
The females are splaiu a. Quake r~SeS.
So soon as il becomes generally lro,g D
,hat The sparrow is a fable hir @ =
number will rapidly grow less. Pee, Re
don't like 10 experiment. but When 4,
is discovered that the sparrow has been
declared good ly those uron whom hev
have been tried nu boarding mouse
meal will be deemed in good foi m
unless a dish of fat sIarrows adoirs it
Sparrow-ple is a delicacy lit to set be-
fore a King-New York Times
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VILE Dnnss.

One of the most Interesting women
in Paris is Mile. Marie Dumas. ne
founder Of the Conferences Infer-
~ o lis-pujlic readings at which
re has made known a9d popular ire
"; 'a-s OF fifiy OF more fo. eign $3.50 :
Aslo ned been almost rrEaowl >
France. Nile. Dumas has great dra-
ua &c power al 1870 sic Ie,'aced
De-. les il It'lv when mat ac -css .
,rlp1' o Paiis - Jl.ty ~ fhe Gv.'='a e
re. 'e. ME-. d. l;s= -''seaSs VS. ad-
a. e.. no " j. nj 80 ne .1Gr L
e a L o ac5 10 80. He sc )ei or j.
e'g'eG pee e~ 5v Emile Az ie-, - COO
and Alesa Dumas. la England her
pIiva e Teniesept. .iolS and readings
were erea,lv ad0',-ed. Mile. Dumas i
well versed ia European liie'd.I~ re cue
has. MOI cover, considerable original; :.
Her readings are not merely 9ma q
IendeIin . OF elections fiom auar,aoi :
work: she nJt only ssiIfrllv ipie'p els
hem but analvzcs aad composites .he'n
90 other aItfors. Before B,' AN
li,eiaps was rs mrch read rs il j. 'OG
in fo. e'9n cotn ,ioS Mile. Dc1..S
Dopulari.ed in F,aruc the wo7i.~ uf
Po"schEine Since hen ae mos srt-
,e~SirI plays by Elerch authos a e
The Dauicaeif nlayed ri the Odcon-
ord .Mic'el Suo.nh al the Cha clc
both episodes in I;u,siaa life Tie -
comparable dramatic ira;oing Aug =
line EIochan gave her pupils has been p
ioe>, Unable advantage So Nile. Dnm?s;
bit >ie Is something mOIe than 3r5,il
of oIcat actreSs--she is herself apC
combines the talents of an es.avi,i.
.ii,ic, actress and teacher. Her Con-
fe'ea,eS'' are really spoken esS rs
borrowing tlI,h f.um re wen-baia 'cac
nj ID of he true clitic. Her 3C IL :
a realization of The PIT she 3l1vs. aaC
not mciely a good il,il' ion a,-c5 a
celebrated model MANY o. he iisir2
ac,ors aud a,ie-se> have bee iia'o Z
by Mile. Drmas: her Dies of eiOrU iol
a,e a,.en5ed hv many who. in .ae;
~ might teach .es hoe2h not
Mile. Dumas.
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WASHINGTON GOSSIP.

\ statement prepared at the treasury
department shows that during the month OF
/ July there was a decrease of 81. Gt3. 74s in
/ the cash in the treasury and a net increase
/ of i,O45, la.} in the circulation The decrease
/ and increase was mainly in gold certificates.
\ The decrease in the netjODal bank notes
/ amounted to =, 5;l,Oj1.
The coinage of the minis during
July was si,aGO,OOO, of which $4,000 was
/ in standard silver dollars The limited
/ coinage was due To the fact that the mint
/ at Philadelphia was closed during the
month for repairs. The deficiency in the
| coinage Of standard dollars will be made
good during the present month.
The comptroller of lie currency has
called Ipon the national banks for a report
Of the r condition at the closing Of business.
Aug. I. The information 10 he obtained in
/ the report just called for is expected 20 be
particularly valuable as showing how the
/ banks are prepared to meet the approaching
/ demands for funds to move the crops.
a meeting of the cabinet was held
Wednesday evening at the residents cot
/ tage, Oak View, and was attended by all the
| members except Bayard aud Garland. The
! former was out Of the city and the latter
was not in good health. The meeting was
preceded by dinner at which the President
l presided. Secretary Lamar and Postmaster
I General Villas remained AT Oak View all
night as guests of the President. Cabinet
meetings viii not be held regularly during
| the summer, though when found necessary
/ they viii be held at Oak View.
Washington special: The reports
I from Illinois which described the accident 10
Mrs. Gen. Logan as serious were not
! exaggerated, as alleged. Mrs Logan re-
| turned 20 Washington. and. when examined
1 by Surgeon General Hamilton il was
deemed necessary that she should at once
submit to a severe operation, which was
/ successfully performed, and from IL good
results are speedily expected. DIR.
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Chinese Superst5t;oa

So many CIinamep have been Killed
u The big caooa through which rus
he Cascade Division of the N, &c l
Pacific Railroad that the MoaeoE'7s
have arrived nj be conclusion ,aat 5 :
rocky walls are filled with devils
These invisible devils are supposed 10
busy themselves with the invention of
accidents which shall resrlt il be
Geath of such Chinese a at,e 8Dt 20
work in The canon. Some ;iUe aro
nine Cinnamon were killed by falli ~
tees. BY mistake ten collins We're
seat up for the bodies. Tie IA
collin being let in the camp, it o9eI-
ated strongly Upon The srpe. s,iiiors
fears of the Celcs.ialS The collin was
there for one of their nUnher and
which of them was 40 90 mo it was
what troubled them. The colin was
not long empty. A row that , Ole
out left stretched upon Che Jorhd &c
Chinaman who was 30 fiji ii. Toe
Mongolians decided that the inv Re
devils of .he rocks had hrot'oat a Iort
the row for the purpose Of moviGiag a
LOGGER for the eXIa coffin. They 1T
oJce fled the place, and now not ma I
among them can be iu6uccd to 90
there.-EceSe Rirer Rcce'He.
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union of the Army of the Tennessee, at
Detroit Mich, Sept. IA, and Is.
The Brown, Bonnen & Co., iron mills
started up on Monday, at Youngstown,
Ohio, after long suspension.
Two men were killed Monday morn
ing at Carrollton, Ohio, by a caving of a
street excavation.
Forest fires are reported raging al
Cheboygan, Mich, destroying much
valuable timber.
Six men were killed in an election
fight at Manchester Ky.
Kentucky Republicans made gains OF
II ,307 in So counties.
jelly immigration was the heaviest
but one on record.
MoGarigle is at the st. John home
stead in Ontario.
Congressman Robertson, of New
Orleans, is dead.